
Upon arriving at the venue, we found that the Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre was packed with a very colorful and lively crowd who had come to “experience the magic."

Dave Callan takes us on a kind of guided tour of the history of dance. His two assistants, it has to be said, a very pretty and are excellent dancers.

The performance in the Music Workshop at the Conservatorium involved a team of actors and musicians at the highest level of Noh performance in Japan, Australia, and the USA. The result was spell-binding.

When Director Peter Houghton, described the MTC’s latest offering, The Boy at the Edge of Everything as “part odyssey, part science-fiction and ALL comedy” he nailed it.

As an introduction into palaeontology and exploration of the rich history of life on planet earth this show is a must see.

Superb vocalists and long-time friends, Ali Bodycoat and Libby Hammer teamed up to present a lovely songbook of Gershwin co-compositions.

The dialogue tends towards pedantic in areas and there are perhaps moments of conversation that could be replaced with some subtle blocking or intriguing subtext.